House Hunters Season 9 Episode 1 Inland Bound

Inland Bound is the first episode of the ninth season of House Hunters, a show that follows couples and families in search of their dream home. In this episode, a couple from Los Angeles, California is looking to move to the Inland Empire region of California.

The couple, named Joe and Jennifer, are both in their early thirties and are expecting their first child. Joe works as a financial advisor and Jennifer is a teacher. They have decided to move to the Inland Empire to be closer to Jennifer's family and to escape the high cost of living in Los Angeles.

The Inland Empire is a region that includes the cities of Riverside, San Bernardino, and Ontario, among others. It is known for its hot summers and suburban feel, as well as more affordable housing than Los Angeles. Joe and Jennifer have a budget of $500,000 and hope to find a three-bedroom home that is move-in ready.

The show follows the couple as they view three different homes with the help of their real estate agent, Karen. The first home is a two-story house in the city of Corona, which is located in Riverside County. The house has a small backyard and a two-car garage. Inside, the couple likes the open floor plan and the fact that the bedrooms are all located upstairs. However, they are disappointed that the house is located on a busy street and that the backyard is not very private.

The second home is a single-story house in the city of Fontana, which is located in San Bernardino County. The house has a larger backyard and a pool. Inside, the couple likes the updated kitchen and the fact that the bedrooms are located on one side of the house. However, they are disappointed that the house only has two bedrooms and that the third bedroom has been converted into an office. They also don't like the fact that the backyard is mostly concrete.

The third and final home is a two-story house in the city of Upland, which is also located in San Bernardino County. The house has a large backyard with a covered patio. Inside, the couple likes the fact that the house has four bedrooms, which will be useful when their family expands. They also like the fact that the bedrooms are located upstairs and that the master bedroom has a large walk-in closet. However, they are disappointed that the house is located next to a busy street.

Throughout the episode, Joe and Jennifer discuss the pros and cons of each house and weigh their options. They consider factors such as the size of the backyard, the privacy of the location, and the number of bedrooms. They also discuss the possibility of making changes to the houses, such as converting the office back into a bedroom or adding more landscaping to the backyard.

In the end, Joe and Jennifer choose one of the houses and make an offer. The show does not reveal which house they choose, leaving it as a surprise for viewers who may want to watch future episodes to find out. Overall, Inland Bound is a typical episode of House Hunters that follows a couple as they navigate the ups and downs of the homebuying process.